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Trivium Announce Crown In The Grave, Share the Title-Track Video

The new Trivium album is due November 20, with its title-track video arriving October 8 and a twelve-song CD listing already online.

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Original GuitarGangsters editorial illustration of Matt Heafy for Trivium’s Crown In The Grave announcement.
Original editorial illustration based on a 2023 reference photograph by Frank Schwichtenberg, CC BY-SA 4.0. Changes: new illustrated composition, background, clothing, text, resizing and branding. The illustration is shared under CC BY-SA 4.0; GuitarGangsters logo excluded.

Trivium have put a date on Crown In The Grave. The new album arrives on November 20, 2026, and the band released the title track’s official video on October 8.

The band’s official website now leads with the album and its release date. It also links directly to the “Crown In The Grave” video, giving listeners a first point of entry into the newly announced record.

The release details that are confirmed

The official CD listing contains twelve tracks and gives November 20, 2026 as its shipping date. Album availability and individual-order delivery are separate matters, so buyers should read the terms for their own format and destination rather than treat that date as a guaranteed arrival day.

The published CD sequence opens with “Jorōgumo,” followed by the title track and “Dead Inside Of Me.” Its closing track is listed as “Serpents in The Flames.” That is the band’s current official tracklist spelling.

Start with the song, then follow the guitar conversation

For guitar-minded listeners, the official video is the immediate listening assignment. Hear how the arrangement makes room for the rhythm parts and lead work before deciding what this chapter promises.

Go deeper: read our Matthew Heafy guitars and gear guide for broader player context, then return to the new track and make up your own mind about the direction.

Original editorial illustration based on a 2023 reference photograph by Frank Schwichtenberg, CC BY-SA 4.0. Changes: new illustrated composition, background, clothing, text, resizing and branding. The illustration is shared under CC BY-SA 4.0; GuitarGangsters logo excluded.